The attractions in Lidui Park include: Fulong Temple, Li Bing Stone Statue, Fish Mouth Diverke, Feisha Weir, Spillway, Dujiangyan Museum, South Bridge, Erwang Temple, Yulei Mountain, Anlan Bridge, Baopingkou. Fulong Temple:

Originally known as Fan Xian Temple, it was built in the Jin Dynasty to commemorate Fan Changsheng, the leader of Tianshi Taoism in Qingcheng Mountain and the Marquis of Xishan, Tiandi Taishi in the Han Dynasty. It was renamed Fulong Temple in the Song Dynasty. There is a stone statue of Li Bing in the middle of the front hall of the temple. It was a cultural relic excavated from the river when the Anlan Cable Bridge was moved and built in 1974. The sculpture was made in the first year of Jianning in the Eastern Han Dynasty (AD 168) and was used as a hydrographic mark at that time. Li Bing Stone Statue:

In the middle of the front hall of Lidui Park, there is a stone statue of Li Bing. It is a very precious cultural relic unearthed from the river when the Anlan Cable Bridge was moved and built in 1974. It is 2.9 meters high and weighs four and a half tons. It has a simple and solemn shape, with sleeves and hands folded on the chest and a slight smile. It was sculpted in the first year of Jianning in the Eastern Han Dynasty (AD 168), and it has been more than 1,800 years ago. Fish-mouth water-dividing embankment:

The fish-mouth water-dividing embankment refers to the water-dividing embankment shaped like a fish's mouth. It raises its head in the middle of the Minjiang River and divides the Minjiang River into two inner and outer rivers. The west side is called the Outer River, commonly known as the "Jinma River", which is the normal flow of the Minjiang River and is mainly used for flood drainage; the east side along the foot of the mountain is called the Neijiang River, which is an artificial water diversion channel and is mainly used for irrigation. Feisha Weir, spillway:

In ancient times, it was called "water-reducing river", which means draining floods and sand. Located at the end of Jingang Embankment, according to a certain elevation (2.15 meters high from the river bed to the river surface), a 200-meter-wide opening is opened from south to north. When the water volume of the Inner River is small, it blocks water and enters the Inner River Irrigation Area; when the water volume of the Inner River is large, it discharges the excess water to the Outer River. Due to its clever location design, it has strong sand and gravel discharge capabilities and can divert the water flowing into the Inner River. The sand and gravel are then removed, so it is called Feisha Weir. Dujiangyan Museum:

There are not many exhibits in the museum, but you can have a deep understanding of the Dujiangyan Water Conservancy Project in a short time. You can come here to take a look before visiting. South Bridge:

South Bridge is a majestic ancient corridor bridge between South Street and Fuxing Street. The South Bridge not only has an exquisite gatehouse, but the bridge is also majestic and elegant in structure. There are also various colorful paintings, carved beams and painted buildings on the bridge, which are pleasing to the eye. There is a lively food street beside the bridge and river, with various stalls, restaurants and performances by artists dressed up as cartoon characters. After dusk, the Nanqiao is beautifully lit and is a good place to take photos of night scenes. Erwang Temple:

Erwang Temple is located on the hillside on the right bank of the Minjiang River. It is the only way to Yuzui, Dujiangyan. It was built for the great achievements of Li Bing and his son. There are statues of Li Bing and his son inside, and the "Three Character Classic of Water Control" is engraved on the stone wall. On the east side of the main hall, there is a stilted building hanging on the cliff. It is shaded by bushes and cool. You can rest here and drink tea when you are tired from walking. In the Wenchuan earthquake, the Erwang Temple was seriously damaged, but after reconstruction, it regained its prosperity. There is also a temple fair every year from June 24th to 26th of the lunar calendar. Yulei Mountain:

Yulei Mountain is located on the east side of Erwang Temple. It is an urban deep forest park and is included in the Dujiangyan Scenic Area. In the park, there are towering ancient trees and green shade on the mountains. There is also a section of the ancient Great Wall from the Ming Dynasty. Locals often come here for morning exercises. After visiting Dujiangyan, you can go to the top of Yulei Pavilion to overlook Dujiangyan and the panoramic view of the water conservancy project, which is particularly beautiful. Anlan Bridge:

The Anlan Bridge in front of the Erwang Temple is one of the five famous ancient bridges in my country, spanning the watershed of the Inner River and the Outer River. Under the ancient Anlan Cable Bridge, there is a surging river. When the water volume is large, the waves can directly hit the feet. Despite the swaying, the sides of the rope bridge are well protected and perfect for taking photos. Baopingkou:

Baopingkou is the first water conservancy project entering the Dujiangyan Scenic Area, which is used to strictly control the flow of water from the Inner River into the Chengdu Plain. It is named because it looks like the mouth of a bottle when viewed from a height, and also means "bless peace". The best place to overlook Baopingkou is on the top floor of Fulongguan, where you can see the Taotao River passing through Baopingkou.